Category: Alimony
How Florida Courts Decide What Lifestyle You Had for Alimony
When Your Lifestyle Becomes Evidence in a Florida Divorce Key Takeaways: Florida courts decide lifestyle issues by first confirming that one spouse needs ...
Does Adultery Affect Alimony in a Florida High-Asset Divorce?
What Florida Judges Can and Cannot Do With an Affair Key Takeaways: Adultery can affect alimony in a Florida high-asset divorce, but only ...
Does Alimony Stop When You Retire?
Does alimony end at retirement? It can. Florida Senate Bill 1416 abolished permanent alimony in 2023. This law also empowers payers to petition ...
How To Avoid Alimony in Florida
Learn strategies for avoiding alimony in Florida. The Law Offices of Travis R. Walker, P.A., can help you understand Florida’s alimony types and ...
Is Alimony Taxable in Florida?
Alimony is a key component of many divorces. One partner may be required to make payments to the other after the marriage is ...
Common Alimony Myths
Currently, the Center for Disease Control estimates that for every 1,000 people, there are 3.2 divorces. Divorce is astonishingly common, yet for every ...
How to Get Alimony in Florida
Alimony is the method by which a person with greater financial resources supports a former spouse after a divorce. This support is available ...
Alimony vs. Spousal Support
Alimony vs Spousal Support in Florida: What’s the Difference? During a divorce, one spouse may be required to make one or more types ...
Child Support and Alimony Changes in Florida Due to COVID-19
COVID-19 has brought on many changes for families across Florida. As a result, child support, visitation, and alimony may all be impacted to ...
What Happens If I Fail to Pay Alimony in Florida
People pay alimony for various reasons. In the majority of cases, you pay alimony because you either agreed to pay an ex-spouse, and ...
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